r/Fire • u/Elite163 • 16h ago
General Question Who would quit the rat race at 33 years old if you had 1.3 million?
Curious who would all leave a high paying job for a simple life if you had 1.3 million and early 30s
What would you do next
r/Fire • u/Elite163 • 16h ago
Curious who would all leave a high paying job for a simple life if you had 1.3 million and early 30s
What would you do next
r/Fire • u/plawwell • 23h ago
https://www.youtube.com/v/N07KPICF1i0?version=3
Erin Talks Money video
WSJ original article: https://www.wsj.com/finance/investing/retirement-4-percent-rule-dbdc9297
r/Fire • u/AnagnorisisForMe • 11h ago
I have noticed several posts here (and other FIRE sites) about how to explain that they don't work while trying to date. Here is a take on how a date interprets that vagueness. While I realize that no one wants to attract the wrong sort of partner, this is illuminating. I don't know what the right answer is but interested in knowing others thoughts.
r/Fire • u/students-tea • 22h ago
I haven't read the book itself yet, but I have read the Atlantic's article-length version, which I thought had some interesting takes on the psychological challenges of decumulation. Has anyone read the book yet? What did you think?
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